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Off-Road Warrior
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These guys are freaking crazy...

I have to admit I never thought my Jeep could do this? - Nor would I try it..

http://www.expeditionswest.com/equipment/reviews/patriot/index.htm


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It might do it once or twice before the drivetrain grenades.... in that review, they list the crawl ratio as 19:1. I can smell the burning transmission fluid from here. lol


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19:1

Eyes No way I would waste my clutch or auto tranny offroad with that low of a crawl.

all I can say is $$$$$$


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This Patroit as a CVT transmission... meaning the auto trans varies its ratio's..

I must say my Patriot has a 173HP motor and with the CVT it goes through the hills and mountains like they are not even there and it doesn't do any hard shifting nor does it stress out...


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I don't know anything about Patriots, but my TJ buddies voted that a Liberty IS a real Jeep--but just barely. lol


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Liberty IS a real Jeep

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Originally posted by Senior:
I don't know anything about Patriots, but my TJ buddies voted that a Liberty IS a real Jeep--but just barely. lol


Only because it has a Jeep badge on it.. thats about it. Wink


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